Whom is the angrier politician? Who has the real temper?

[cboy4]

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It just cracks me up hearing some people talk about Clinton's "famous temper" this past Sunday on

Why?

Because every time, and I mean every time I have seen the current idiot in the White House speak for at least the past two months, he looks like he's seriously going to attack someone with a screwdriver.

He wants to jump into the audience during his press conferences and strangle reporters and bystanders. It's only a matter of time with all of his policies failing.

When he talks, he snorts and stutters and fumes and makes ridiculous noises and expressions - - he sounds like a drunk. I can't ever understand a word he's saying. Is he speaking English?

But I guess if everyone thought I was a miserable failure, and a liar, and a killer, and a cheater, and a war monger and an all-around horrible, awful person who is certainly going to hell, I suppose I'd be angry too. :shrug:

[Erika]

1. W is like a little sullen frat brat

He;s had the life of ease and expects things to go his way and gets childishly pissed off when it doesn't.

[Webster Green]

2. I thought the devil-chimp was going to attack Matt Lauer...

Same thing during the interview with Brian Williams. He looked completely unhinged.

[cboy4]

4. I know, me too. They should really allow reporters to start carrying

tasers any time they have to interview him because there's no telling what he is capable of.

[lvx35]

3. Hey, what about this guy?

Ol Dick cheney?

[cboy4]

5. Hey, start your own poll!! :)

I thought he was just too obvious :)

[lvx35]

9. hee hee. nt

[EST]

6. Booosh is always on edge.

His famous "smurk" is a sign that he fells challenged, under attack.

He arrogantly assumes that he is always right and gets angry when anyone won't buy into his crap.

Incidentally, since you are obviously a careful, thoughtful writer, I'll give you a little test to use to determine when to use "who" or "whom."
See your pm.

[cboy4]

7. D'oh!

[Bluebear]

8. Pretzledent ICEHEAD by a mile. nt